Secretary Hull Gives K. of C. Sponsors Miss Mary Hall Dinner for King Peter Horse Show Becomes Bride For War Relief < Monarch Will Be Host Of Mr. Bailey Affair Will Open At Legation Reception Tonight Ceremony Performed At Meadowbrook Secretary of State Hull entertained at dinner last night in the At St. Joseph’s Church, Carlton suite in honor of his majesty, King Peter II of Yugoslavia. Saddle Club Today Although no guest list was given out, it is understood that the company In Morgattza, Md. The of Columbus Horse included officials of this country and members of the Yugoslav govern- Knights show, to be held today and tomor- One of the summer wed- ment. pretty row at the Meadowbrook Saddle dings of this season was that of The stood with Mr. Hull in the room to receive. King drawing Club In Chevy Chase, will be for Miss Mary Lillian Hall, daughter Clusters of red biossoms alternated with graceful silver eandelabra down the benefit of the Army and Navy of Mr. and Mrs. John William Hall the long dining table and the Marine Band Orchestra, stationed in the relief. of Dynard. Md., and Mr. Thomas balcony overlooking the room, played as the guests arrived and during The exhibitors and Judges will be Aloysious Bailey, son of Mr. and dinner. • entertained tonight immediately Mrs. Frank Bailey of Milestown, Tonight King Peter will be host following the show at the Knights Md., which took place at 30 o’clock Bt dinner to a group of American of Columbus Home in Forest Glen, last Sunday in St. Joseph's Catho- officials at the Yugoslav Legation Miss Carroll Md., and tomorrow the exhibitors lic Church at. Morganza, St. Marys r.nd several hundred guests have will again be entertained in the County. The Rev. John De Vany, been invited to the receptioh fol- Becomes Bride clubrooms of the Meadowbrook S. J., officiated. A large number lowing. The functions this evening Club. of guests and members of the im- mediate families attended the cere- are the only remaining social events Ninety-five horses from New as At Church Rites mony. Miss Claudia Guy played the whirh have been announced being York, Maryland, the District and wedding marches. on his majesty's program. Virginia have been entered in the De The bride was In marriage A charmingly arranged party of Bettencourts 39-class program. given by her father. She wore a gown last night was the reception given Plan to Live in The judges will be Mrs. James in of Dr and J Hillman of white brocaded satin, with fuli- honor Mrs. C. Hamilton of Warrenton, Va.; length veil of white net and lare Hollister in celebration of their 25th Mr. Danny Shea of Hyde, Md.; Mr. Kensington After Trip falling from her head, and other wedding anniversary. The func- Estler Palmer of Arlington, Mr. matching accessories, and she car- tion took place in the assembly Miss Eleanor Rose Carroll, daugh- Thomas Baker of Derby, N. Y., and ried a bouquet of white roses and room of the Chevy Chase Presby- ter of Mrs. William Sydney Carroll, Mr. Tom Trodden. breath. terian Church, where Dr. Hollister became the bride of Mr. John baby’s There will be frequent bus trans- is pastor. Manuel dp Bettencourt, son of Mr. Miss Dorothy Hall of Washington, portation direct to the show, and and Mrs. Spindle de Bet- sister of the was His, majesty was the guest at Joseph the bus will connect with the Six- bride, maid of at St. Paul’s honor. She wore a of luncheon today of the former tencourt, Monday teenth street buses and Georgia ave- gown aqua Catholic Church. The Rev. C. J. chiffon and carried a bouquet of Ambassador to the nue streetcars at the Capital Tran- Dacevr of St. offici- snapdragons and red roses. The Soviet Union and Mrs. Joseph E. pastor Paul's, sit terminal at Georgia and Alaska bridesmaids were Miss Davies, and this afternoon he will ated, and the Rev. Herbert Galla- MRS. JAMES EDWARD 0 HEARN. Margaret avenues. Cheseldine of of have tea with Mrs. Harlan Fiske gher. vice commissary of the Fran- —Hessler Photo. Washington, cousin the Stone, wife of the chief justice and ciscan Monastery, celebrated the ... ■ 4 —--- bride, who wore a gown of pink chairman of the Washington Com- nuptial mass. Anne Ella Cramer chiffon, and Miss Lucille Bailey of Milestown, who wore a of blue mittee for American Friends of Given in marriage by her brother, gown Bride chiffon. Yugoslavia. Mr. William Sydney Carroll, jr., the Isabelle Becomes Becomes bride wore a Mr. Alton Dr. and Mrs. Hollister and their white satin gown with Naughten Of Kenneth Kurtz Bailey, brother of the daughters. Miss Betty Hollister and Cluny lace, which was the bridal bridegroom, served as best man. of her The flower Miss Mary Hollister, received the gown aunt, Mrs. George I. Miss Anne Ella Cramer, daughter girls were Elizabeth Gardiner. The bride carried a white Bride of E. O’Heam end Mrs. Charles B. Cramer I Hall, sister of the bride, who wore a guests before a bank of palms. Mrs. James of Mr. with and a blue dress and Hollister wore a white lace dress prayerbook gardenias of Bethesda, became the bride of dainty organriv Mary shower of breath. of Helen sister of the bride- and an orchid corsage. Miss Betty baby's Ceremony Held at St. Gabriel's Mr. Kenneth Lauer Kurtz, son Bailey, E. Kurtz who wore a Hollister wore a gray marquisette Mrs. Eugene King was the matron Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby groom, pink organdy Church; Will Live Here of this on evening dress. dress trimmed in pearls and her of honor. She wore an orchid dress Couple city, Wednesday and carried flowers. at 6 o'clock in the rectory of Our The ushers were Mr. Marvin sister was dressed in white organdy. spring One of the June took this at 11 many wedding* place morning of Lourdes Church tn the Cheseldine. cousin of the bride. 8nd Both girls wore corsages of spring The other attendants were Mrs. Lady o’clock when Miss Isabelle Theresa Naughten. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. the families. Mr. Johnson cousin of the flowers which were a gift by the Thomas Garges and Mrs. Howard presence of two Long, James Clancy Naughten. became the bride of Mr. James Edward O'Hearn. hoard of the Chevy Chase Presby- Mann. Their gowns were of yel- The attendants were the sister bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas O'Hearn of Newton, Mass. The bride. Miss Following the wedding terian Church. low, and spring flowers were worn and brother of the reception was performed at St. Gabriels Church by the Rev. Gabriel J. Jeanne Marie Cramer was the maid at the home of the bride, the young was in in the hair and used for the bon- ceremony Dr Hcnrv A. Swanson 1 left, on a brother of the bride. of honor and Mr. Charles B. Cra- couple wedding trip. They of the which in- quets. Naughten. MRS. REGINALD A. F. WILLIAMS. charge program, i will live in St. The altar was banked with palms and was decorated with bouquets mer III acted as best man. Mary's. cluded a solo by Mr. Charles steb- Judith Constance Carroll, niece Before her marriage yesterday to tne Assistant Military He of white gladioluses, white and breath. Miss Katherine The Dnde wore a pale blue after- bins, director of music. sang of the bride, was the flower girl. larkspur baby’s Attache the British Mrs. Williams was Mrs. Phoebe noon dress with a hat of pink roses of Embassy. *'Oh. Promise Me" the song that She wore pink Weber, organist, and Mr. Joseph O'Donnell, soloist, gave the nuptial music. The will make their ! and white accessories. She carried Marianne Baddeley Tatton Brown. couple Five Dav Camps was a» the Hollister's wedding Mr. de Bettencourt, broth- The bride, who was in by her father, wore a gown sung Joseph given marriage a white orchid. home at 3202 P street. —Hessler Photo. Anna- a prayer book with In Mount Vernon. N Y Miss er of the bridegroom, was the best of bridal satin, with a fitted bodice and a bouffant skirt Will Be Held ivory designed A at the bride's home "If I Could Tell man. reception belle Hoge sang Mr. Robert de Bettencourt, fell into a full circular train. A of satin and seed which Juliet cap pearls, followed the ceremony, and the You" and Mr. Stebbins and Miss another brother, and Mr. Vincent caught on both sides by a cluster of orange blossoms, held the full-length couple later left on a short wedding By Girl Scouts Hoge sane "Ail for You." McNalley were the ushers. veil of illusion. She carried a shower bouquet of stephanotls and white trip. Noted Indianians in Day eamp' will be held bv Girl Winchester Stone A reception was held at the home Capital Mrs. George roses. s Scouts in ali five of the Washington Hollister a of the bride following the cere- presented Dr. and Mrs. districts this year for the first time. mony. For her costume Miss Agnes Kathryn Naughten, message of esteem and affection gning-away at Tea f’-om 7 to be was maid of To Be Guests ‘Pioneer* Girls 17 will offered th» church. she wore navy blue with matching sister of the bride, by members of of out- signed She wore shell mar- subjects Interest, including accessories. The will live in honpr. pink Mrs. Wickard. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Arthur T. Prenkowsky presented couple Noted Hoosiers now in Washing- and door cooking, hiking, danc- Md. and Venetian lace gown singing a silver bowl from Kensington. quisette Paul V. McNutt. Maj. Gen. and them with punch ton will be the guests of honor at ing. spens dramatics, handicrafts The bride, who is a descendant and a Juliet cap of lace with a net Commis- the officers of the church. Mrs. Lewis B. Hershey. and nature study, under trained of the Carrolls of Carrolton, Chief veil. Her flowers were a Colonial an "Indiana pioneer tea" which will at the sioner and Mrs. Guy Mason Dr. Out-of-town guests recep- of and white leaders. Justice Marshall and the Gooches bouquet stephanotis be Wednesday afternoon by McHale. Mrs. Leslie Clark tion were Mr. R. H. Lawder and given Kathryn The first camp, in district 3, of Virginia, attended Wilson Teach- roses. at the Stevens. Mrs. who is Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lawder of the Indiana State Society Harvey Wiley, opened last Tuesday with an enroll- ers’ College, and the bridegroom The bridesmaids were Miss Mary of the National Woman's Fairfield. Conn father, brother and Alva Belmont House, headquarters president ment of 100 under the leadership at; ended Columbia University and Alice another sister of of Mrs. Hollister, and Naughten. of the National Woman's Party and Party and through whose courtesy of Mrs. J L at the Be’hesda- sister-in-law Franklin Maury Benjamin University. the bride; Miss Elizabeth Margaret secure the Alva Mr. Hervey C. Lawder of Long original kings grant to the first it was possible to Chevy Chase recreation center on O'Heam. sister of the bridegroom: this event. It Island, N. Y„ another brother. Lord Baltimore. Belmont House for Norwood drive. A feature of the Miss Jane Shields. Miss Kathryn Elmer Davis, direc- Mrs. Frederick Ballard, chairman is expected that program this year is a nursery or- of the bride, and License Murphy, cousin of the Committee on Arrangements tor of war information. Byron Price gani70d hv the Senior Service Scouts Marriage of Boston. Clara Arntzen Weds Miss Margaret Flynn for the women's group of the society, director of censorship, with Mrs for the children of staff members. Mass. They wore Madonna blue be Applications stated that the choice of this his- Davis and Mrs Price will among Groups meet from 9:30 am. to 4 matching that of the maid of the "first" Also in the re- M. H. Clark at Under D. C. lair, couples must gowns toric mansion carries out the honor guests. p.m. from Tuesdays to Fridays, in- Capt. honor and their flowers were also in as honor ceiving line will be the incoming clusive. The first session end apply for a marriage license on idea expressed inviting will matching. who are and of the Bolling Field Chapel one day. wait three full days and guests those Indianans outgoing presidents Friday and the second session will receive P. U. S. "first" in their fields. Indiana Society. Mr. and Mrs. 7 Miss c’.ara Marie Arntzen, daugh- their license on the fifth Ensign Anthony Flynn. open July N. was the best man. and the those in the line Charles Halleck and Mr. and Mrs. District 1 will ter of Mrs O H Arntzen and the day. Sundays and holidays are R., Among receiving day camp open counted the same as other ushers were Mr. John C. of the of Agriculture Arthur 7 at Fort with late Mr Arntzen of Montevideo. days. Murphy will be Secretary Bergman. July Dupont, Mr-. cousin of the bride; Lee as director. Mrs J became the bride of Monterey. Calif., Caidwell L. Minn., Capt Jame* A Hunter. *25. Langlrv Field. Va.. Ensign Francis X. Mahoney, U. S. Beattie is camp director for district Milford Harrison Clark, son of Mrs. and Dorothy E White. 7.39 4:h st. William Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. John of this Thurs- n.w :he Rev Jesse W’hite N. R : Ensign Joseph Welton, 2 camp, which opens at Fort Kemble Florence C. Clark city. Howard W Hembree. *22. Mitchel Field. Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. David U. S. N. R.: Mr. Frederick A. Gar- Parties July 7. Mrs. W. B Brown is director day in the chapel at Bolling; Field. N Y, and Mary E Shaffer. Cl. CIO Yesterday Scoll and Mr. and Mrs Max Truitt. 1 *t s', s e the Rev T T. Roberts and Mr. Thomas A. for district 4. which will hold a rity of Boston Senhor Francisco Santos, repre- Mrs. Ailen Koerper. wearing an Leonard C Wilson, jr C4. and Dorothy | session of two weeks, beginning July hat. E Kropp, -J 1. both of COOT O st. n.w.. Duffy. I sentative here of Brazil at the Inter- dress and matching he Rrv Frederick B. Harris Officials near Beech drive in Rock Creek aquamarine West Ballroom Honor 7. Robert A Marshall 1!*. 1119 New Jersey A reception in the American Economic Conference, was the matron of honor. Park. ave n w and Annie M. Parks, lb. lOnji of the Shoreham Hotel was held and Senhora rie Santos will be the The bride wore a pink sheer dress V st. n w the Rev. S G. Spottswood The Girl Scouts of district 5 will Aubrey Jenkins. 4*2 New York ave following the ceremony. honor guests at a reception which in the bodice And Their Wives 7 at Fort with lace insertions w open camp July Bunker n and Ntnah E Moore. 36 in Que As her golng-away costume the Mr. and Mrs. Pierson will give and a matching hat of net and s- n« the Re\ Frank E Hearns. Hill. Fourteenth and Otis streets, Clarence Douglas. Co. co.'Hi Mh st n w bride wore a powder blue silk suit Wednesday afternoon. flowers, with a pink veil extending Annie Dixon. with Mrs. Paul Fisher as director and M 17 ’2148 Mh »t. with navy blue accessories and a Navy Secretary to the waist. Her corsage was of n w the Rev Burl H Perry. Day camps in districts 2 and 5 are John H Coleman. *27. 1617 Mh st. nw. corsage of white orchids. After a and Jennings Knox no orchids. Casioria *2*2. 13*27 l‘2th to New Mr. And Mrs. filled There arp vacancies un- st. n w N wedding trip England Alumnae Plan Dinner Mr. Allen Koerper served as best the Rev Lloyd Young less there are cancellations. Audra L. Southern. *2:. .3315 loth st. n w and Mrs. O'Heam will make their Guests A dinner in honor of John C. man. and Roberta E Terley. *2*2. Morristown. Dinner here. Col- Tenn the Rev. J E Briggs home Simpson, president of Stratford a Following the ceremonv recep- Ri hard C Rogers jr 3? 415 M st. nw. of the Navy and and Miss Mabel H. Mrs. O'Heam is a graduate of The Secretary lege, Kennedy, tion was held at the home of the and Lula M Sweetenburg. ‘2*2. Service M iss Fleeted Club Fort Belvoir, Va Judge Fay Rosary College in River Forest 111.: Mrs. Prank Knox were entertained college dean, will be given by mem- Lifgren bridegroom, where Lt. and Mr= Paul Bentley the National Catholic School of bers of the local Stratford College Miss Ruth Lifgren. recently elect- and sister-in-law Anthony Aquillns. 45. 31 lb Pth st n.w. as honor guests by Capt. and Mrs. J Clark, brother 44. -261!* Wiscon- alumnae this at the Arts ed of the YWCA All and Adelina Rauzino. Social Service and the Catholic last who evening president Clark assisted in the re- sin aie n.w the Rev. Henry D Collins Frank E Beatty evening, of Capt. was MISS ELEANOR HOWARD Club. Mrs. Conrad B. Choate, pres- States Club, also will serve as vice H *21. 1904 16th st. nw. University. Mr. O'Heam grad- BERGMANN, din- of the guests. Adams Barbray. were hosts at a small informal ceiving and Colieen J. Pillow *20. 1707 S st. uated from Boston College and the The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F. Bergmann of silver ident of the local chapter, will be chairman of the Southern Industrial n.w Judge Robert Mattingly. ner given at the Chevy' Chase Club. School of Social who announce her to Mr. Richard the toastmistress. Mrs. Alvin B. Area Council of the YWCA for Paul Ricgftz. C3. 1.345 Vermont ave n.w Boston College Spring, engagement Clifton Other guests at the dinner were ana Immocene R Kidd. lb. 51k 7th st. of the as- the She was chospn Work. son Mr. Richard L. Mount Ranier. The Pur- Kiger is in charge affair, coming year. Golda Mae Sutton s u the Rev. Clarence W. Cranford. Glading. of Glading of Rear Admiral and Mrs. William Matthew F. Loughney. UK. Brooklyn. N. Y sisted by Mrs. Walter Propps and by the Southern Industrial Confer- wedding will take place Saturday. nell. Mrs. Harold Stark. Rear Ad- and Mary G Vaughey. 31. Carbondale, Miss Elizabeth H. Marshall. Out- ence. which met last week in Merrie- Is Flonored at Pa :he Rev Louis Miltenberger. miral Walton D. Sexton. Mr. Ra- H Jarvis. 49. 705 lMh st nw. Terhune of-town guests include Mrs. E. J. W. woode. N. C.. bringing together rep- James Barbara Warner and Ensign Dennis and Alberta O Moran. .35, Ontario leigh Revell of Baltimore and Miss Janice resentatives from the southern re- Trousseau Shower son of the hosts. Apartments the Rev. U. G. B Pierce Weds Permit Office Aids Beatty, the District to William F Wells. 30. Fort Belvoir. and Benita Belden Early of Pineville, W. Va. gion extending from Miss Golda Mae Sutton, whose Weds Lt. Milner who has been in Man- Ada E Arnold If*. 1*203 North Capitol Mrs. Knox, Oklahoma. marriage to Mr. William L. Bracg. st the Pp\. Clarence Cranford where she is white and Frank U. Elevator chester. N. H spending on the Tcmmv F Evans. *2o. Quantico. Va and White gladoli. peonies Rodger Operators Miss Lifgren is also a member of will take Monday the summer, will return there over Jr., place Peggy J Rutherford. Co, 1.315 *20th st. for the Set of Sut- candles decorated the altar Mr. and Mrs. Thornton To ease the problem of elevator Salvage Party the Industrial Department Commit- tower terrace in the garden n w the Rev. J Harvey Dunham Jennings the week end after having spent a Scnneiderman 35. 17t»4 W st me., of Miss Barbara Wright A for Defense” party will tee of the YWCA. ton Hail, the home of her parents. Harry marriage Belden of Grosse Pointe, Mich., an- operators who must apply for re- "Salvage and Dora Littman. *26. 1914 Belmont Lt. few days here. N. Sutton, Terhune and Raymond nounce the marriage of their be given by of Kappa Dr. and Mrs. Richard rd. n w the Rev. Solomon H Metz. daugh- newals of their permits before Wed- Mme. Orlicz-Dreszer was hostess members with a Everett A Hewlett. 2k. Richmond. Va Leslie Milner, which took place last Benita Gamma Sorority from 3 to 5 was honored last evening ter, Miss Virginia Belden. to at the and Kappa and Mary R Still *25. 101*2 Howard at. o clock in nesday, the office in the Dis- at luncheon Army Navy- Razed The was evening at eight-thirty Mr. Frank Ulysses Rodger. The permit o'clock this afternoon at the Soror- Many Bridges trousseau shower. party n w :he Rev Halley B Tavlor. Country Club yesterday afternoon Axel W. Larson 59. *2460 16th at. n.w. Christ Church in Pensa- trict. will be from ity House. 2129 G street N.W. The Sixty-eight, of the 85 bridges in Mrs Donald T Eckert and Episcopal wedding took place June 25 at Rock- Building kept open of Mrs. W7ade. given by and Lorette A Corley. 4o. San Fran- in honor Leigh bv their home in cola, Fla. The bride is the daughter in the Christ party is for members of the sorority, the area now occupied Mrs. Lee E. Akin in cisco. Calif Judge Robert Mattingly ville, Md„ Episcopal 10 am. to 3 pm. until the rush is Guests first assembled on the veran- James E Coffman *2*2. Arlington. Va and of Lt. Comdr Howard H. Terhune Church. Mr. will enter the alumnae and friends. Rubber of any werp destroyed by the Yugoslav Arlington. Rodger over, Don Hopkins, chief clerk of the da to the view of Gloria Fearing. 1V Cedar Lake. Ind Terhune. and Lt. enjoy splendid kind is the admittance charge. Mrs. R N. and the late Mrs. service soon and Mrs. Rodger will an- Army. The guests included the Rr\ Niles Welch Building Inspection Department, Washington from that vantage is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Button. Mrs. William Menges Mrs. Harry r Artiv *29. 1519 Q at nw. and Milner make her home in Washington. nounced Mildred M Proctor. 31. 1930 New today. point, and refreshments preceding Joel Brovhill. Mrs. Louis W. Milner of Rochdale, Mass. W. L Bragg. Mrs. Hampshire ave. n w the Rev. C. T. The Building Owners and Man- the luncheon were served in the W. D. Mar- Murray. The Rev. David Rose officiated. Thom** Brovhill. Mrs. agers' Association room. Paul W Buchanan. *24. 1650 Newton at recently appealed adjoining Mrs. Emiiv Morrison of Pensacola, shall. Miss Betty Marshall. nw, ard Lorene W Bryant. Cl. 165*2 Miss Births to the Commissioners for a relaxing Mr. Warren Pierson, president of Jeanne Irving st n w the Rev. Andrew R. She wore Reported Russell Merrick and Miss was the maid of honor of various rules because of a short- the Bank, and Mrs Birch Adams. Earl and Eloise. cirl. Export-Import Mrs Fred Gosnell. Mrs. a of blue and Merrick. Rennetn G Jesson. .31 1000 C*2nd st. n w marquisette gown pale Baker. Hom^r and Janet, k rl age of elevator operators, claiming Pierson entertained yesterday at J. H. Offutt. and Je-,n I Darrow. *27. South Clifton roses. James Gosnell, Mrs. carried a bouquet of yellow Best. William and Eldora. bov much time was lost elevator late-afternoon Terrace Ad:- the Rev c. J Dacey Bohick. jr Albert and Myrle. boy. by op- one of their series of Paul Pfeiffle, wore a coronet of roses Mrs. E E Odom. Mrs. Roland H Shaffer. .33. For* Belvoir and She yellow Brown. Clvd'’ and Edna. girl. erators seeking permit renewals. In parties in their apartment at the Pierce Marion A Volland. 37. Brumlee. Edward and Lois girl. Miss Eleanor Buhler. Mrs. Cleveland. Ohio: In her hair. the the office was the Rev John M Ballbach Burke Paul and Agnes, girl past permit open Shoreham. William Mrs. Bragg. Mrs. Coppage. Jabcz F Hook. 3*2 and Helen Lanocha. The bridesmaids were Miss Exine Campbell. James and Veronica girl. from 1 to 3 p.m. two days a week. Guests at the party were a group Wil- *74. oo*n of Chinn. Augustus and Wanda, girl. Keller. Mrs. Arthur Baltimore; the Rev. C. L. Miss with Mr. and Clarence Boehme*- Addison of Jasper. Ala., Ruby Crawford. John ar.d Cassilda. boy. of friends who were and Mrs and Augusta, girl. liams, Mrs James McCarty Phi’ip B Wittenberg 25. and Alice Loeb. Durrett of Bessemer, Ala.. Miss Crezee. Carl of or Mrs. Pierson on a boat trip to De Parsig. Marcal and Juanita, boy. Don’t think expense—think *21. bo*n of 4506 17th st. n w ; the A Kr-lly. Miss Mildred and Ruth. girl. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pcv Hugo Schiff Belle Yonge and Gantz. George defense. Buy War bonds now. Boston, and included Suiton has chosrn as her Gemeny. Ferguson and Lena. boy. Miss 9«lp F l'ley 22. 141 ft Morse st n e.. and of The McIntosh, both Pensacola. Goetz. William and Catherine boy. Mrs William Willa M Buckner. 20. 5*»n D at. n e attendants her sister. was Miss Hannah. Bruce and Betty, cirl. the Rev James H Phillips. junior bridesmaid Fay and Mrs. Donald T. Eckert. Hatch. Harold and Ann. bov. Mengps, Calvin F Willoughby. *24. Bolling Field, Brown, also of Pensacola. They Holt. Lorentz and Betty, bov will at- and Mary C. Graham CC. Newport Miss Be'ty Sutton Menges wore those of the Katz. Morris and Marian, girl. SALE Yew s \ a : the Rev c Westphalen gowns matching PUBLIC her aunt as flower girl. Long. John and Clarice, girl. tend Alden M Hall. 2*7. Oakland. Ill and Ellen maid of honor and carried yellow- Lowe. Richard and Una. girl. L Simms. *20 141*2 Euclid st. n.w.; the daisies and arm Lvnn Louis and Lillian, boy. by Catalogue Rev Alva L Smith yellow gladioli Michael. Alvin and Ola. girl. Russell Room Duncan Two H Osgood. 30. 11 P st. ne. and bouquets. Coronets of yellow daisies Murphy, jr Ambrose and Katherine, bo*. Including Complete Sheroton Dining Suite, Phyfe Mr., Mrs. Hoffacker T Louise M evriahl. *20 51.3 4th St. nw. Noyes. John and Doris, boy Sets of Choirs, Secretaries, Maple Pieces, the Rev Thomas B Dade were worn in their hair. McMillen. Frederick and Elaine girl. Port Dining Tobies, Dining Pettinato. Frank end Anna, boy Oriental Chinese Art Objects, High Grade Are Hosts at Lt. Howard Liebmann was the Desks, Bookcases, Rugs, Party at Rockville. Proffitt. James and Gladys, boy Bedroom Wardrobes, French RahmJow. Herbert and Katherine, girl. Upholstered Davenports and Chairs, Suites, Pa”I Rirhard Hnffmaster 30 best man and as his ushers. Lt. Mil- Arlington RaDp. Merton and Elizabeth boy. Silverware, Va.. and Mae En- Room Furniture, , Glosswore, Brie-o-Broe, And Film Showing Bett.v Willi*. 24. Wash- ner chose Ensign H. W. Taber. Scharf. Saul and Ruth. boy. Drawing met on. Shanklin. John and Myrtle, girl Water Colors, Prints, Lamps, Clocks, Fireplace Fixtures, Leonard Thnm*s Carter 33. sign J. C. Kaynor, Ensign R. L. Paintings, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Theil Hoffacker Washington, Smith. Utley and Madeleine. Kiri Etc. and Rudell Rebecca Wallace. 30. Rich- Meierhenry and Ensign P. W. Mc- 8tutz. Laurence and Margaret, girl. Curios, Draperies, were hosts at a mond. Va — — Of Chew Chase James and Edna, boy as a serial the William Andre** Weaver. TO BE SOLD AT Read story Wednes- ViPella. 21. and Edna Daniel. Paul and Harriett, girl daily a* the Mayflower on Sam*' Yinger. party 21. both of Quantico Va Yowell. Robert and Mildred girl. en- Osca- Taylor. 1 k. and The bride wore a blue Preceding the party they Grace Caroline Rob- powder Coates. Russeil and Lucille, girl a reeord $300,000 for day.' inson IT. both of Alexandria. Va PUBLIC AUCTION Hollywood paid a dress with a coat of darker Cole. Charles and Elizabeth, boy. their at showing Frank V Rodger. 31 and of crepe ! tertained guests B*neta V. Bel- 1 Francis. James and Iona. girl. den. 30. as her cf the film. “Mrs. Miniver.” both of Washington. blue and navy accessories Harris. Jesse and Pearl, girl. Joseph J»mej Miller. 22. and Madeline Johnson. Will and Virginia, girl. the guests were Senorita Lucile 10. going away costume. Among Kinney both of Washington. Patterson, Walter and Elizabeth, girl. \s Galleries Donald Ernest Wright J 8. and Trma Lee At Sloan Mercia. Miss Ruth Dane. and Florence Patricia Lucille She attended the University of Radcliflfe. Andrew girl. Davisson. 16. both of Takome Henry and Evelyn, girl Mrs. Charles Park Md Roberts. Mme. C'ises Espaillat, and her husband studied j Sheck. Charles and Lillie, boy 715 THIRTEENTH STREET Bernard Lester 25. and Mrs. Robert Collins. Takoma Park. 1 Thomas. James and Margaret, girl. Hoffacker. Mr. Md wnd Marie Cecelia Gleason. 25. at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Mr. Both Inclusive Marett. Mr. Angus Malcolm, Chillum. Md. In Worcester, Mass. Jana 29th to July 3rd, Mr. and Ralnh E^win Smith. 20. and Dorothy Mae a an even best- ntYi Mrs. Temple Seay, Waterbury. 22. both of Washington. AT 2 P.M. EACH DAY As book, bigger Mrs. David Keith Robinson. Mr. Henry S W’iJson. 22. Washington, and is. Deaths FROM seller than the author's J. J. Gloralie l. Collier, Brentwood. Md Reported "Grapes and Mrs. Herbert Hesling. Maj. Albert Millard Hanson. 24. Beverh* Beach. Violet Atkins Weds Margaret E. Mangum. 86. 7P31 Orchid a* as a Patterson. U. S. A : Mr. Dan Ter- Md and Frances Pauline O Brien. 24. of Wrath," Broadway play, Fall River. Mas*. the Harriet Galt Estate Claude ates Sol- rell, Mr Rpnrv Voss. Maj. Rrbert Dolhof. 28. Washington, and Alice John* T Simmons. 85. United S the most discussed dramatic Edward F. Home Hospital Mr. Gerard St. George Haas. 35. Lampson. Wis. Branagan diers' Order of the Beneficiaries Perklev, John Enloe Broyles. 41. and Mary E. Mary E O Donohue. 77. PUP 16th st. n.w. By Walker and others. Nielsen. 4 1. both of Washington In a ceremony performed by the Charles C Love 77. 1018 D st n.e of the year, "The United States Sol- production Clifford Eugene Marshall. \’l. Ashton. Md.. Rev. Edward J. McTague at 9 o’clock Eugene Buchhorn. 76. Mrs. Russell and Leona Pects. is, Ellirott city. Md. diers' Home Kennedy Moon Is Down" broke all Hol- Tuesday morning at the Walter Reed Miriam Estrin. 67. lnl6 Lamer pi n.w John Hudson. 44. and Screll Page Jones, 6.1. 2518 1 ,th st. n.w. Beatrice A. Mrs. Pouch Is Visitor 34. boTh of Albany. N. Y. Irvin H Hollander. Order of Clephane, Attorney records— Memorial Miss Violet M. 51.1 H st n.w. By story-price H Laney. 4rt. and Mary Minor. Chapel, Estella Howard. 62. lywood Mrs. Jruce D. Reynolds of Char- Bundy 61, 2227 4Pth st. n w end 24. both of Washington. Atkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W Minker. T. Holcomb 60. 2000 1 < th st. n.e. both for books and lottesville. Va., and Mrs. William W’llliara Gabriel Burgee. 32. Tlamsville. Newmon plays— Bowman Shepard Atkins of Silver Robert R. Smith. 60. United States Sol- Md and Frances Alice Moore, 29, from Other Sources H. Pouch of New York, president Ed- when it sold for $300,000. Now Brunswick. Md. Spring, became the bride of Mr. 184.1 4Tth tl w general of the DAR. are the house Nicholson, 21. Gaith- Edward CarUon. 64. Charles Thomas jr.. ward Francis He is the 51. 1740 Euclidpi. st n.w. ersburg. Md.. and Margaret Eleanor Branagan. Jsmes A Egleston. ON EXHIBITION Ifuests of Mrs Thomas Smythe Wal- R. Bowers. 36. 5022 1.3th st. n.w. It comes to Simpson. 18. Dayton. Md. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Brana- Porrest you serially, begin- lis at Eller.wood, her home in Ar- j Marvin Purser. 33. 714 G st. nv_ 9 to 6 gan of Carthage, N. Y. Clifford C. E. Erickson. 22. 1419 Oolum- Today, ning lington. Issued at Alexandria. and Sunday Afternoon, 2 to S The was a Infant Robinson. .106 Todd cl n.e Mrs. Reynolds is State of Thomas Frantz. Jr 28. Baltimore, and marriage followed by regent Bernice Smith, 25. Alexandria. BlincheE Wilkinson. 88. 408 You st n.w. at the bride’s home, after n.w. to: the Virginia DAR. and she and Mrs. John H. Phillips. Jr 21. Ft. Belvoir. and reception Richard T Blalock. 66 1713 4th s' Catalogues an Application Termi: Cash Irene B. Fiegener. 21. Washington. which the couple left for San An- Georae H. Cox. 62. 1447 Que st n.w Pouch camp to to attend M Thomas. 69. 531 24th st n e. Arlington Wallace R 8mi'h. IP. and Jean E. Roper. Grace tonio, Tex, Maude Hunter, 64 A1: & Auctioneers June 29 in the banquet given Wednesday eve- ifl both of Alexandria. 173?CN 411 DJLmNew Yorkv„k Ce G. SLOAN CO., INC., JEtoening Jllaf 23. and Irene Dudzink. 21. Marjorie M. Jackson. 48. »he Frances Wallis i Russell Choma. ning by Chapter both of Stamford. Conn. Established Ml 611 4th at. a w the Rixev Mansion. Mrs. Raymond M Phillips. 33. and War bonds, and when the Ha*ry Bryant. 41. at Wallis Arlington. j Bay william Johnson. 37. 1234 Wylie st. n.e Pa'rlrla Martarat LetMee. 28. Ale*- | w. If regent of the in I war la won, each In—on freedom: i Elsie Marshall. 20. 1847 Vernon st. n I chapter Arlington. andria. *